1955 Map of Jordan

About this map

The Seneca River and the Erie Canal define the northern corridor of this mid-1950s landscape, where industrial infrastructure meets rural settlement. In the village of Jordan, the old canal route and the New York Central Railroad run parallel, illustrating the historical evolution of New York's primary transport arteries. Further south, Skaneateles Junction serves as a critical local point of interest for genealogists, recording the dual identity of the Hart Lot Post Office within the rail network.